The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-25
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.

Yesterdays Quotations Produce at the
Two Great Centers.
NEW YORK, Jan. "a -Flour-Receipts, a.
S65 brls and sacks; exports, 1867 brls, 37,047
sacks. Market strong with more doing Sales,
is. 500 brls.
Wheat-Receipts, &c 400 bus; exports, 1892, 1874
bus. Spot a01e and options 10lec higher;
closing strong. Export trading more actlve
sales 3 696 000 bus futures, 2s2, 600 hu spot No.
2 spring. Ollie; No 3 spring. 90c; No. l hard,
93c; No. red. "a a 944c elevator, 95c aaoat $3.50
+. O. b.: No. / white, 941 094Sc; No red Janu-
ary nominal, 03ac: February, 94a a &C. closing at
94c; March, 94s 95sc closing at 955c; April 95a
96sc closing at 96sc; May. 96s 097ac. closing at
973c June, 97s oslo, closing at oslo; July 9Ss %
98sc closing at 9Ssc: August, 98s a Sole closing
at 991c September. 99ac 81 00s. closing at 81 0Os
December, $I.03s q l. 03s, closing at 81. 03s.
Corn-Spot ! lie and options, to lie higher
900 bu; sales, 100 600 bu futures, $4,000 bu spot
Ungraded, 49, a 492c; steamer, 49, 0485c, ele-
vator No. 2, 4s2 Acc elevator, 49sc f. o. b., sole
afioat; No. white, Soc; uneraded white, 50c;
49c. closing at Ace; March. 494 q 1890, closing at
49sc May, 500 q 50ac. closing at sole.
Oats shade higher and fairly active: receipts
3s 900 bu; exports. 1859 bu; mixed Western, $40
3Sc; white Western 80 042c.
Hay steady; shipping, 60a65c.
Hops quiet
Coffee-Fair Rio dull; options strong, but
rather quet sales, 80, $50 bags; January, 10. 10@
April, IL 80 q 05c; May, 12900l3 05c; June
IL 80 q ID 05c; July. l2.95013c; August IL. So
l3 O5c October. l3c; November, 13c
Sugar steady and quiet refined dull; granu-
| lated. 81 as 1870. Moasses dull: so test. 20c
Rice steady; demand moderate.
follow stronger: 516c. Rosin quiet.
EGGS easier; receipts, l, 349 packages; Western,
| g 02yc.
Cutmeats strong; picked hams, 1oc Lard a
shade higher and moderately active Western
| steam. spot, 6 &c., January and February, G Sec;
March, 6900693c; April, 696 06 Csc; May,
1O2a a 05c: June, I090L11c; city steam, 6. Zoe.
Butter weak; Western. 12a29c; Elgin cream
cry. Bic. Cheese steady but quiet; Western fat,
| IL 0122c.
Copper steady lake, 11ac Lead quiet
CHICAGO. Jan. 24-The wheat market had a
bullish tone to-day on strong cables. fairly
| large decrease In the visible supply and owing
! to the decline in foreign securities Some
strength may have been impaired also from the
| reports that the winter wheat fields are bare of
snow, and that the grain is in danger from hard
freeze The visible supply report disclosed de-
crease of 1874 900 bushels. The receipts at eleven
| points aggregated 436, 900 bushels, while the ex-
| port clearings from three points aggregated 344,
600 bushels. The market opened ac higher than
Saturday, at S5sc for May. rose to $3.50, fell off
S54 065bc, rose again on good buying to So a Soc,
and closed at outside figures. Corn was moder-
atey active and firm, due largely to the strength
! shown in wheat and provisions The shipping
demand showed some improvement, while re-
ceipts continue to be fair. The market opened
| &c higher than Saturday, lost the advance, then
| rose Ia 10, and closed at top figures. Oats ruled
| steady, closing shade higher. Provisions were
active and strong. Shorts" purchased mess
pork very freely in consequence of the light re-
ceipts of live hogs, advancing prices % a 30c per
brl: prices then declined 74010c and closed
| steady. Lard and short ribs ruled firm and
closed shade higher. The leading futures
| ranged as follows: